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Duress 1100 Words You Need Duress 1100 Words You Need /djʊˈres/ (noun) the use of force or threats to make someone do something against their will, illegal coercion, menace, pressure, compulsion, constraint: He abjured his own confession due to being forced to sign it under duress. Antonyms persuasion
Admonish 1100 Words You Need Admonish 1100 Words You Need /ədˈmɒn.ɪʃ/ (verb) Admonish definition to tell someone seriously that they have done something wrong, warn, advise, reprove, criticize, reproach, rebuke, caution, reprimand, tell off, scold, chide, chew out, lecture: Example The pedagogue admonished his pupil for postponing his studies until the last night. Antonyms praise …
Flagrant 1100 Words You Need Flagrant 1100 Words You Need /ˈfleɪ.grənt/ (adj) (of a bad action, situation, person, etc.) shocking because of being so obvious, blatant, barefaced, scandalous, obvious, deliberate, open, unashamed, overt, patent, manifest, relentless, bald-faced, shameless, immodest, glaring: a flagrant misuse of funds/privilege a flagrant breach of trust a flagrant disregard for the …
Stock-in-Trade 1100 Words Stock-in-Trade 1100 Words all the necessary equipment and tools that you need to have at work, goods and basic resources at work, all the requisites of a profession, staple, commodity, facility, means: As a professional blogger, a high-tech computer, smartphone, and stable internet access are the building blocks of my stock-in-trade. Antonyms …
Clandestine 1100 Words You Need Clandestine 1100 Words You Need /klænˈdes.tɪn/ (adj) planned or done in secret, especially describing something that is not officially allowed, furtive, surreptitious, hidden, stealthy, covert, secret, underground, concealed, undercover, illegal: The group held weekly clandestine meetings in a church. He has been having a clandestine affair with his secretary for …
Concur 1100 Words You Need Concur 1100 Words You Need /kənˈkɜːʳ/ (verb) to agree with someone or have the same opinion as someone else, to happen at the same time, coincide, harmonize, be in accord, see eye to eye, correspond, fall together, synchronize, coexist, go along with, acquiesce: The new report concurs with previous findings. …
Ethics 1100 Words You Need Ethics 1100 Words You Need /ˈeθ.ɪks/ (noun) moral principles and rules that influence how people should behave, moral code, morals, beliefs, moral principles, moral values, integrity, conscience, principles: Sometimes, it is seen that some doctors do not abide by medical ethics. Antonym philistinism Parts of Speech Adjective: ethical Adverb: ethically
Inane 1100 Words You Need Inane 1100 Words You Need /ɪˈneɪn/ (adj) Inane definition extremely silly or lacking real meaning or importance, unintelligent, absurd, ridiculous, frivolous, childish, immature, mindless, stupid, lowbrow: Example There are too many inane quiz shows on television these days. Antonyms sensible Parts of speech Noun: inanity Adverb: inanely
Rampant 1100 Words You Need Rampant 1100 Words You Need /ˈræm.pənt/ (adj) (of something bad, e.g. disease or crime) existing or occurring everywhere in a rapid and uncontrolled way, ubiquitous, widespread, occurring unchecked, going unchecked, out of control, unrestrained, threatening, raging, epidemic, lush, extensive, rambling, proliferating, flourishing, rife, multiplying, unruly: I had to submit my …
Rule the Roost 1100 Words Rule the Roost 1100 Words To be the most powerful person in a group, to be in complete control, to be the person who makes all the decisions in a group, to call the shots, be in control, be in charge, be top dog, reign supreme, be in the saddle, …